During cellular crawling, lamellipodia form at the migration During cellular cra

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During cellular crawling, lamellipodia form at the migration During cellular crawling the cell attaches to the substrate via___ adhesions During cellular crawling, myosin mediated___ takes place at rear of the cell the cemter 65. n a mpyosi flament, the globular domain of myosin molecules faces wrd 66. The contraction of a muscle fiber results from the ana 67. The myosin-driven sliding ofatin_ 68. During cellular crawling. lamellipodia form at the migration, 69. During cellular crawling, the cell attaches to the substrate via 70. During cellular crawling, myosin-mediated 65. In a myosin filament, the globular domain of myosin molecules faces adhesions. takes place at the rear of the cell. 71. In Cilia MTs, each dynein uses one MTs doublet as scaffold and another one as 72. The motor action of dynein translates into a bending movement because adjacent doublets are by nexin. 73. In a neuron, a MT-bound cargo moving towards the avon terminal is carried by a hinyJin-1 74. Since they can move along filaments for significant distances, motor proteins are said to be class. 75. Motor proteins involved in contractility are of the 76. Cytoskeletal filaments involved in contractility are of the 77. In flagella, the class. MT pair(s) is (are) not bound to a motor proteir. 78. In epithelial tissues, cells are connected together by Cullull connects each epithelium to the underlying connective tissue. 79. A 80. Adherens junctions are mediated by tissue specific lains 6

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1 During cellular crawling, lamellipodia form at the migration periphery of moving or spreading cell

2 During cellular crawling the cell attaches to the substrate via Actin fillaments adhesions

3 During cellular crawling, myosin mediated filaments takes place at rear of the cell

4 In cilia MTs each dynenin uses one MTs doublet as scaffold and another one as flagella

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